Gallagher has chosen NICE as their charity partner, supporting our mission to transform lives through Conductive Education.

This year marked a special milestone as we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the NICE 10K.

The NICE Ball 2025 was a night to remember, raising an incredible £29,500 in support of NICE.

This year’s Winter Fayre, held on Saturday, 7th December, was an absolute delight! The turnout was fantastic, and the spirit of the day was truly so special.

On Sunday, 3rd November, we had the privilege of hosting our annual NICE 10K, and what an incredible day it was! Our 10K, which has been running for over 19 years, holds a special place in the heart of our charity. It’s always a joy to see familiar faces returning year after year, alongside new supporters joining us for the first time.

Conductive Education (CE) is based on a ‘simple’ concept of human potential; meaning that everyone has the capability to learn and develop irrespective of their starting point.

Over 200 guests joined NICE at the prestigious Grand Hotel, Birmingham, at its biggest annual fundraiser, the NICE ball, attracting both individuals and businesses from the Midlands community, including champagne reception sponsor, Mercia Design and Build, a new supporter to NICE:

Our head of year group Fiona Bilsborough, her daughter Emily, and sister Wendy are taking on another challenge to raise funds for NICE!

Eva Abley is a former NICE beneficiary, and now a NICE Patron. Eva shot to fame when she took to the stage to perform on Britain's Got Talent in 2022, dazzling the judges and audience with stand-up comedy routines about living with cerebral palsy, home-schooling, and her life in general. At our NICE Ball 2024, she spoke about her time at Red Boots – the children’s service at NICE, and her journey through disability.

Our head of year group Fiona Bilsborough and good friend Sophie Painter recently completed their Camino fundraising challenge! After months of hard work and training they managed to complete their 116k walking challenge in an inspiring 5 days, tackling a minimum of 20 kilometres (12 miles) a day! Read on to find out more about their journey.